MG144-RE03C Silmanordo Talco-Neled Command Vehicle

Royal Elven Kingdoms

Silmanordo Talco-Neled Command Vehicle

144th (10 or 12mm)

Size (Bounding Box, assembled): 57.88mm x 38.0mm x 20.7mm

Physical Print: Two vehicles supplied.

Digital Files:

Locking turrets: Primary

Supports: Not available at this time, sorry.

Scaling Notes: Red. Parts adversely affected by scaling: Wall thickness, thin parts (e.g.gun barrels, track thickness), fit of locking turrets.

Entirely Optional Lore PDF included.

Photo of FDM print. (Prusa I3 Mk3)

For Resin/SLS Printing: Use files 2solidM hull, Silmanordoapc 2turret

For FDM Printing: Use files 2solidhull, Silmanordoapc 2turret

The Silmanordo Talco-Neled Command Vehicle (lit. “silver oak mark three”) is the most common command vehicle in the Royal Elven Army. An early adaption of the Silmanordo itself, the Talco-Neled, following a prototyped (and eventually abandoned) reconnaissance vehicle.

The Talco-Neled does not suffer as badly from not being design for purpose from the ground up as some of the other vehicles, given its role is not intended to put it in the line of fire where the thin armour would be most detrimental.

In order to accommodate the command systems and personnel, the Silmanordo’s hull was extended upwards and slightly to the rear. This necessitated moving the point-defence turret further forward to make room.


The four petal-like hatches of the Silmanordo were reduced down to a more traditional clamshell-like upper and lower pair and lengthened so that they could fully accommodate a standing elf. Inside, the interior is completely re-designed and asymmetric, with three duty stations with mini holograph displays to supplement the main command systems.

Other than a slight improvement to sensor systems, the Talco-Neled’s combat performance is identical to that of the Silmanordo. Complaints were raised by the army that this put veteran commanders in a very fragile vehicle, which lead to the Aincaala APC’s command variant. However, that was a much less extensive (and expensive) refit and the lack of standing room makes it less suitable for the task. Thus the elven commanders continue to make do with the Talco-Neled.